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Doing extracurricular activities shows prospective universities what your interests outside of school are. Popular extracurricular activities include taking part in Debating Society and Sports Clubs. Try and think outside the box - it is advantageous to mention an extracurricular activity which catches the eye of whoever is reviewing your university application process. It is possible to set up your own society in school – get together with a group of


friends, fi nd a common interest and ask a teacher at your school to help you out if need be.


Other things worth mentioning in your personal statement are the reasons why you’ve decided to apply for the course(s); aspects of


the subject(s) you’re particularly interested in; and what you expect to do with your degree after you graduate. The important thing to bear in mind when writing your personal statement is making sure your prospective universities know what you as a student can bring to the university.


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